Taniya Islam

Since 2014, Yemen has been in the middle of the world’s worst humanitarian crisis, battling a crippling civil war, famine and disease outbreaks. Millions of people are starving, and there is virtually no healthcare system.

According to some reports, Yemen only has 10 health workers per 10,000 people and nearly a quarter of districts throughout the country have no doctors.

The UN warns that the coronavirus pandemic could "delete Yemen from maps all over the world". Due to the pandemic, the UK government has cut relief funding for Yemen by 60%. Without these funds, Yemeni lives will be lost. We cannot let that happen. 

Your donations can help Muslim Aid teams in Yemen deliver urgently needed food, medicines and medical supplies. Donate now and help save lives in Yemen.

Save Yemen

Famine, war, and disease is causing death in Yemen. The lack of food, water and medicine means one child (under the age of five) dies every 10 minutes. Millions of the most vulnerable people in Yemen are suffering, and they see no end to their struggles. 

Join us and together, this Ramadan we can save Yemen.

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